How many hospitals are there in Mackay?

How many hospitals are there in Mackay?

Eight hospitals
Eight hospitals. Four community health facilities. One organisation. Caring for you and your family.

When was the Mackay Base Hospital built?

Mackay Base Hospital
Beds	318
History
Opened	unknown
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How many beds does Mackay Mater hospital have?

105 bed
Located on the northern bank of the Pioneer River since 2003, our hospital is a modern 105 bed facility featuring five operating theatres, a fully equipped day surgery unit, and a wide range of specialist clinical services.

What is the population of Mackay?

The latest estimated resident population in Mackay is 118,723 people. Between 2011 and 2021 the estimated resident population increased by 2,763 people, which reflects a compound annual growth rate of increase of 0.2%.

Who owns the Mater hospital Brisbane?

Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT
Mater Misericordiae, Queensland’s largest Catholic, not-for-profit hospital, has been acquired by Charter Hall Social Infrastructure REIT for $122.5 million.

Is Mater hospital part of Qld health?

Hospital Performance Mater Adult Public Hospital is jointly funded by Queensland Health grants and revenue generated by Mater Private Hospitals. This data extract is from the Queensland Health Payroll System.

What is Mackay like to live in?

The Mackay region is home to a diverse and vibrant community with rural and coastal living opportunities in 30 townships, small rural settlements and rural residential areas.

How many houses are Mackay?

20,515
Mackay

All private dwellings	20,515
Average people per household	2.4
Median weekly household income	$1,244
Median monthly mortgage repayments	$1,733
Median weekly rent	$250

Who is CEO of Mater hospital?

Alan Sharp – Chief Executive Officer – Mater Misericordiae University Hospital | LinkedIn.

What religion is Mater hospital?

Catholic
About us. The Mater Hospital Sydney is part of St Vincent’s Health Australia, the nation’s largest Catholic not-for-profit health and aged care provider.

Who owns Mater Private hospital?

InfraVia Capital Partners
Mater Private Group was acquired by InfraVia Capital Partners in 2018.

What does the Mater hospital Specialise in?

We specialise in cancer, trauma, breast and craniofacial patients. We also manage skin cancers and hand problems.

What is the best suburb to live in Mackay?

Mackay region

• Slade Point: 9.
• Glenella: 9.
• Marian: 8.
• Ooralea: 8.
• Blacks Beach: 7.
• East Mackay: 7.
• Walkerston: 6.
• Beaconsfield: 6.

Does Mackay have a high crime rate?

Crime overall The overall crime rate in Mackay has fluctuated between a February low of 729.5 offences per 100,000 people and a March high of 1024.3 offences per 100,000 people. Comparatively, Townsville’s crime rate has hovered at about 1100 offences per 100,000 people every month.

What is the population of Mackay in 2021?

133,102
Mackay is a city of Queensland located 970 kilometres north of Brisbane, which is eastern coast of Queensland. Mackay has population over 125,000….Population Growth of Mackay.

Year	Population	Growth rate
2018	127,190	1.33%
2019	129,409	1.74%
2020	131,640	1.74%
2021	133,102	1.11%

Is Mackay a good place to live?

Community and economic profiles. The region’s expanding employment, investment and development opportunities, buoyant economy and lifestyle attributes are just some of the many positive aspects that encourage people to live, work and play in the Mackay region.

Who owns Mater Private Hospital?

How many staff work in the Mater Hospital?

We have over 3000 people working here and we always welcome new people as well as valuing those who have been with us for years.

Who owns the Mater Hospital?

The Mater Hospital Sydney is part of St Vincent’s Health Australia, the nation’s largest Catholic not-for-profit health and aged care provider.

Are visitors allowed in Mater Private?

All visitors must adhere at all times to the Mater Private Network infection prevention and control policies. Visitors should not interact socially with other visitors, or with patients other than the person they have come to visit. Visits should generally occur away from mealtimes.